MSU Libraries' has access to nearly 300 reels of WKAR-TV films from the 1950s and 1960s available to digitize. If you tuned into WKAR-TV in the 1950s, you might have caught programs explaining how to ...

When it comes to 1950s TV sitcoms, if you caught them in reruns, you undoubtedly look at them as examples of classic TV. And if you were there the first time around, then… it's just TV. But in either ...

Remember begging your parents for a pair of Mickey Mouse ears? Before “branding” became a buzzword, Walt Disney quietly taught America how to fall in love with an idea. When The Mickey Mouse Club ...

Early television in the 1950s was a freewheeling frontier of both live and taped offerings mostly dominated by comedies, game shows, kids programs, and westerns like "I Love Lucy," "The $64,000 ...

Seeing a modern flat-screen television on display reminded me of our family’s first TV set. Daddy bought a secondhand GE table model, with a 10-inch screen, in 1951. What a marvel of modern electronic ...

In 1950 when our family got its first television set, Pittsfield only received one channel. It was WRGB in Schenectady, which was owned by the General Electric Co. Throughout the 1950s, there were ...

H A R T F O R D, Conn., June 2 -- Imogene Coca, the elfin actress andsatiric comedienne who co-starred with Sid Caesar on television'sclassic Your Show of Shows in the 1950s, died today. She was92.

The beautiful aerial video you see today on NBC 10 is shot by Sky 10, a drone outfitted with small, high-definition cameras. Aerial technology has changed over the years, but WJAR started to use shots ...

Channel 2 was the first television station in the nation to originate live studio wrestling, back in 1950. The original announcer, Neal Van Ells, became an instant local celebrity as narrator of the ...